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“END OF CAPITALISM OR END OF THE WORLD” ANDRECO
Our friend Andreco spent a couple of weeks with us last summer working on his linocut “end of capitalism or end of the world” the result is a combination between handmade engraving and mobile bakelite typos from the ’50, printed with the “split fountain” technique.
The first 10 copies of this release will help the research about coronavirus at the Spallanzani Hospital in Italy.
You can get info about the research and donations checking the website here: https://www.inmi.it/
Andreco/ Photo by Giovanni di Angelis
ANDRECO Born in Rome, works as artist and scientist. His artistic research is focused on the relation between humans and nature and between the built environment and the natural landscape. Since 2000 Andreco is researching on different topics as anatomy, environmental sustainability, urbanism, ecology and symbolism, on the base of this researches he is creating new symbols. Andreco uses many techniques to represent his art, from public installations to videos or wall paintings and drawings. http://www.andreco.org/
END OF CAPITALISM OR END OF THE WORLD
“We are facing the shadow of the sixth mass extinction, a quick biodiversity loss, a global environmental, sanitarian and climatic crisis, due to Capitalism. A system based on the extraction of limited natural resources for an illimited growth. Capitalism has failed. It is time to end it and start a new way of living on this damaged world, making alliances with the ecosystem and the other species of the planet. Let's be more symbiotic and less parasites”. Andreco
“Stiamo assistendo alla sesta estinzione di massa, una rapida e devastante perdita di biodiversità, una crisi ambientale, sanitaria e climatica dovuta al capitalismo. Un sistema che prevede una crescita illimitata sfruttando risorse naturali limitate. Il capitalismo ha fallito, annunciamo la sua fine. Vogliamo iniziare nuovi modi di vivere su questo mondo danneggiato, creare processi simbiotici con gli ecosistemi e alleanze con le altre specie viventi. Più simbiosi meno parassitismo”. Andreco